, 1887-06-26
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

SossiPy Li'tlo paragraphs flCReu UP
Throughout the City.
Riner & johnson received a new safe
Yesterday.
Married-At the Simmons house, June
rs, nv Judge w. F. Lee, F. T. Clydon to
Dora Day.
The Y. NJ. G. A meeting will be held at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon in the new
rooms of the association.
A large number of the track layers who
arrived over the Cheyenne & Northern
last evening, had departed for the east
and south at midnight.
About fifty laborers came 10 from Chug
on the Cheyenne & Northern last even
ing. They we're formerly employed at
the supply depot at that point.
Oscar Sharpless left for Nebraska last
evening to subpoena a couple of witnesses
for the Kicker horse stealing case, which
will be tried on the 9th inst.
DIR. Moore, of the Denver university,
will deliver a lecture in the NJ. E. church
on Tuesday evening next. Subject,
The Mysteries of Sleep" Admission
so cents.
On Friday evening next the ladies of
the Presbyterian church will give a I'M
ique entertainment in Keefe's hall. Full
particulars and programme will be pub
lished later.
R. D. Ray, a railrosder who was in
jured in the Rock Springs yard recently,
came in from the west Yesterday. He
will be treated for a fractured arm BY a
local physician.
John McCandiish and Mrs. o. I.
Sheldon have been elected d .legates from
the Presbyterian church to the Terrific
rial Sunday school convention, which con
yenes at Rawlins July 80 and 80.
Miss Mary Lathrop, a noted Sunday
school enthusiast of the east, has written
to acquainta9ces in this city that she will
attend the Sunday school convention
which meets in Rawlins the latter part of
this week.
Latest advices from North Park con-
corning the shooting of Richard Gallagher
by young Moore, a nephew of Col. u. l..
Moore, state that a brother of the dead
man and young Moore were engaged in
az alteration when "Dick" Gallagher
interfered and Was killed.
A young lady said at the recent meet
ing of the Womsn's Christian Temper
snce union of Iowa: "Chivalry, which
has fed from all other quarters, has taken
refuge in the newspaper Offices. 1t is
unnecessary to state that this young lady
is the prettiest and brightest representa-
tive of her sex in that state.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium arrived
last evening and will be placed in position
at once. 1t cost $3.50 aud is thoroughly
equipped with all necessary appliances.
The work OF fitting up the rooms will be
continued this week. Donations of pic
lures, table covers or other minor fur
nishings will be thankfully received by
the committee.
Alex. Wallace, against whom Mrs.
fhIuy DtCh bWOIt Out u WaTThnL IOT the
larceny of her watch, has been heard
from at Bellevue, Oak. An officer will
start for there in a few days and return
with the smart Alex. 1t is now claimed
by friends of the accused man that he did
not steal the watch, but simply redeemed
it from a pawnshop.
DIR. BreGhemiE, of Fort Laramie, who
recently returned FROM abroad, is in the
city. While in London he met Tommy
Duffy. the stage driver who formerly
drove between this city and Fort Laramie.
Tommy was very homesick, and said that
all he wanted was TO be back in old
Cheyenne" He wasn't stuck on the
crowned heads and specialized dudes
called lords.
The Dublin Freeman of a recent date
contains an extended account of the dis
persion of meeting Of Nationalists ct the
house of Mr., Mofat, of Dungannon," by
a mob of Orangemen. Mr.. Muffat OF
Dungannon," will be remembered as the
Celtic gentleman who, several years ago.
presided over a shoe shop on Seventeenth
street. He embarked in the cattle bust
ness, became wealthy and returning to his
native land established himself as u genu-
inc country gentleman.